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throwii

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    Comment #25720840

    New-old word: brand confusion

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    Comment #25720802

    People who can figure this out are not the target.

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    Comment #25662977

    How do you learn that solution curve and their tradeoffs? Swap jobs and hope you see them all in your lifetime? Read articles and hope you pick everything up correctly?

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    Comment #25540355

    The V-model is interesting. I'm a student and kinda new to the different development models. How to decide whether such meticulous design is necessary or not? In hindsight Btrfs ma…

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    Comment #25530667

    Can you tell how such evaluation on a design is done? Is some kind of formal verification, analysis or rather experimentation to figure out its properties normal? Thank you for you…

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    Comment #25519120

    Do other parts stomp often? :) But true that can happen. Especially on non-ECC systems. I didn't think about the hardware issues, hmm. I can't see how to do that, when the compiler…

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    Comment #25519085

    Sorry I was unclear :) Maybe they would limit storage to 90% now, seeing that it increases complexity. Maybe I misunderstood the prior point though. Thanks fr mentioning Redox!

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    Comment #25519029

    > C is generally not the problem when it comes to performance issues in the kernel, which means rewriting that thing in Rust wouldn’t magically make it faster. Agreed. > The point …

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    Comment #25516832

    I thought the Rust compiler solves issues that you wouldn't immediately see with pure C, which is why I had the idea. I didn't know this requires certain features which are not ava…

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    Comment #25516811

    Interesting decision they made, I wonder whether they would decide differently now after seeing all the complexity. So Rust does not decrease the complexity, but only removes certa…

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    Comment #25516766

    Good theory, thank you.

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    Comment #25516757

    Thank you for posting your experience!

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    Comment #25516754

    Any rewrite must be carefully evaluated, true. And it may not be advisable. I'm trying to understand the issues. Are they not solvable because the kernel does not give enough guara…

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    Comment #25516249

    Why does btrfs have those issues compared to other filesystems? I'd love to use btrfs too. Note that I deeply respect people who can write such complicated code, which I couldn't. …

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    Comment #25488926

    I will probably use Arch too. Only have to choose good displays then :)

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    Comment #25488920

    250 sounds nice, compared to 220 retina ppi for macs. If its only constrained by the display that would be good. I will love buying 3080/5950x as my new workstation. hmm

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    Comment #25488884

    I only use the desktop mac so that's not much an issue probably, there it is probably 2x scaling. Interesting how Windows can handle anything as long as the hardware supports it!

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    Comment #25486579

    > Now it seems the _ground is saturated_. When SwiftUI came out I learnt it by trying out each question about it. This way it was easy to get an introduction, because all were new …

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    Comment #25485843

    I was probably too much into their marketing. Is it the same for Linux/Archlinux?

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    Comment #25485575

    Does the displays on Windows look as crispy as on MacOS? That's the fear I have of switching away. I love how crisp to the eye everything is.

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    Comment #25481202

    I've read that COVID-19 can sometimes be found inside the body even after testing negative for some time. This being a reason for continued weakness and impairment after infection.…

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    Comment #25316833

    It notes discussions between feature-group managers in the middle of the article.

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    Comment #25193434

    Thank you!